The housing can be configured for different gas filtration media, including PTFE, glass fiber, and stainless steel filter cartridges. Listed cartridge connections include 222, 226, and DOE configurations. Final cartridge selection should consider gas type, required filtration accuracy, operating temperature, flow rate, and sterilization or cleanliness requirements.

The required cartridge quantity depends mainly on gas flow rate, allowable pressure drop, required retention level, operating pressure, cartridge length, and process conditions. Multi-cartridge configurations can provide greater filtration area for higher-flow applications. Providing the required gas flow, pressure, temperature, and filtration objective is the most reliable way to determine the appropriate housing size.

Material selection depends on gas composition, moisture level, process environment, cleaning or sterilization conditions, and corrosion requirements. SUS304 is suitable for many general gas filtration applications, while SUS316L is commonly selected for pharmaceutical, bioprocess, high-purity, or more demanding environments. Final material compatibility should be confirmed against the actual process conditions.

The listed maximum operating temperature is 150°C, and the maximum differential pressure is 8 bar. Actual allowable conditions also depend on housing material, seal type, cartridge construction, inlet/outlet connection, and process gas. Temperature and pressure should therefore be evaluated together when confirming the final configuration.

Integration should be checked according to required gas flow, inlet/outlet size, connection standard, cartridge quantity and length, seal material, pipeline pressure, and available installation space. Flange, Tri-Clamp, and threaded connection options are available. Providing your existing pipeline dimensions and gas operating conditions is the most reliable way to confirm compatibility.